When The World Ignores You

When the world ignores you
live large, do cartwheels
Laugh, be grateful
for the world owes you...Nothing

When your family ignores you
live big...The life you always wanted
Sing, dance, travel the world
for you are the child of the universe

When friends ignore you
Rejoice! you're freed from bondage of those undeserving
Embrace, explore and experience
new paths through life's highways

When everyone ignores you
say, "So What?" and strut your stuff
Create your magic, make your mark
Soar and shine with the stars

When the world ignores you
It's painful...Push it away
It appears unfair...Life isn't
Live life your way

When the world ignores you
push forth with your inner beauty
Fragrance your surrounding
with the perfume of thy being

When the world ignores you
It's not the end
But the beginning...Of 'The' journey
of self discovery

When the world ignores you
your true self emerges
No pretence, no more acting
masks disappear, roles vanish

When the world ignores you
be happy...
Peace has arrived
bask in its serenity

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